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  1. 19th July 2022, 06:15 PM #1
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    Default Veritas Rip Tenon Saw

    Rip Tenon Saw - Second Hand

    I've the crosscut and it is lovely. I missed out on a recent sale here of the Rip and its causing me pain!

    If you have a spare, or one in need of a loving home, do consider selling it off to me.

    I'm happy to arrange pickup via courier to make it a pain free exercise.


    Edit - I enjoy buying second hand as it gives objects a new life.

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    You could always cross over too the dark side, an maybe try sharpening up an old hand saw.

    Or if you really want too sell your soul, make your own tools lol lol(Insert evil grown).

    You know you want too, I’ve seen you looking at the hand tool making threads.!!!!!

    Go on just have a go once, it won’t hurt [emoji2][emoji2][emoji2][emoji2].

    An once you have spend $$$$$$ on Tools too make tools think of the savings (Insert evil laugh).

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    I've a few (self justified) reasons for going the path I am.

    -- I have a serious addiction of Shiny Things and appreciate well designed and beautiful objects as much as using them
    -- If I go down a rabbit hole, it becomes an obsession. Some of my recent obsessions are: book binding/making, car leather trimming, wire wrapping and coding in Rust + Python.
    -- There are only so many hours in my day... and dollars I can spend... and available space (I'm in a unit now!)

    Another obsession in making tools, which would be outstanding, would be.... problematic.

    Yes, I saw the hand planes made by others and they are magnificent. Same with saws. But on this particular thing I can solve a simple problem with money


    SO!

    If anyone has a Rip Tenon....
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  5. 19th July 2022, 07:27 PM #4
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    They are in stock at Carbatec if you are interested.
    A little pricey, but probably worth it.
    Tom
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    Warm still with the life of forgotten men who made them ........................D.H. Lawrence
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